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To: eddie willers
Thank you for your input to Bose's quality. I will stand behind the products I own, but am always looking for as good as or better products for less. I've got 2 Bose products and am very impressed with them. I'm not an audiophile, nor will I ever be. I like what they've done with their systems for convenience and ease of use. I don't want a whole rack of stuff anymore. That's one reason I went with the Bose 3-2-1, it's an all in one (radio/cd/dvd with hookups for VCR, Satellite and TV) that takes up very little space and puts a good sound in my small listening area.

I was looking at putting a bigger system in when I go to build a new house, but will keep my eye on things other than Bose.

What is your recommendation for something in a home theater system that won't take up half the room for its components? I have limited access to a place to listen to these things or view them and hate the super stores chock full o electronics. The smaller specialty places like their products too and charge a lot for them.

156 posted on 04/08/2003 1:14:03 PM PDT by IYAS9YAS (Go Fast, Turn Left!)
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To: IYAS9YAS
Thank you for your input to Bose's quality.

Bose quality is not in question....
They build a solid little product and give great customer service.

Which they SHOULD since their products are grossly, GROSSLY (I just can't stress this hard enough) over-priced.

That's one reason I went with the Bose 3-2-1, it's an all in one (radio/cd/dvd with hookups for VCR, Satellite and TV) that takes up very little space and puts a good sound in my small listening area.

I was glad to see that, 5 years after everybody else, Bose finally got into the 21st century by coming out with a DVD based product.

That is until I went to hook one up.

Arrrghhh...just ONE S-Video input!
Might as well not have ANY.
Five years to think about it...and they STILL screw the pooch!

What is your recommendation for something in a home theater system that won't take up half the room for its components?

I put one of these in the other day and was really impressed.
It has a built-in progressive DVD/CD player with Component out and S-Video inputs/outputs.

The Sub is powered by the built-in amp, but there is a standard sub woofer pre-out that will allow you to upgrade at a later time.

Denon DHT-1000DV

It retails for $1299 and absolutely blows the doors off of the $3000 Bose Life Style.

157 posted on 04/08/2003 2:01:09 PM PDT by eddie willers
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